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Post-lockdown first visit: @tomacwinery, one of ou

Post-lockdown first visit: @tomacwinery, one of our favorite wine producers in Croatia. ——— Located in the Plešivica, the closest wine region to Croatia’s capital city Zagreb, Tomac is a leading sparkling wine and Pinot Noir producer in Croatia. They are best known for being one of the first (perhaps the first) in the world to make traditional-method sparkling wine with maceration and amphora. ——— Want to learn more about this producer and the region of Plešivica? Check out the link in our bio. We did a travel video about the region!

🍇 What is the current situation in Italy? How a

🍇 What is the current situation in Italy? How are family-run wineries doing amidst the pandemic? Why is Alto Adige such an underrated wine region? What wine grapes are doing well in Alto Adige? ——— 👋🏼 Click on the link in our bio to watch our video chat with Ines Giovanett of @castelfederwinery.

🍷 Domaine du Calcernier's 'La Fortune du Pot' C

🍷 Domaine du Calcernier's 'La Fortune du Pot' Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2016 ——— 🍇 Made from Grenache and Mourvèdre grapes grown in La Crau, Châteauneuf-du-Pape’s super-grand cru site. The La Crau Plateau is located in the extreme southeast of the appellation. There, the soil is made up of alluvial deposits, limestone, silica, and iron-rich red clay with galets roulés. The galets sitting on the surface of the soil insulate the vines from both the cold and heat and also provide drainage for the roots. ——— 🧐 Aldehydic sweetness contrasts with mahogany wood, leather, cassis, black cherry, and black pepper. The dense and sweet-fruit palate is framed by plenty of spicy quality. The 16% alcohol never sticks out at any point. Ripe tannins provide a mouth-puckering finish. For a full-bodied wine, this manages to maintain grace. A pleasure to drink now, but really, it deserves some patience and a few more years to show its fullest glory.

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